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Network and subscriber data at carrier scale.

Fleak normalizes network telemetry, streaming platform logs, and subscriber activity in real time, masks subscriber data in flight, and routes each event to NOC, SOC, fraud, and analytics teams at millions of events per second.

  • NetFlow & IPFIX
  • SNMP & syslog
  • Streaming platforms
  • Subscriber privacy
  • Fraud
  • NOC & SOC

Millions

Events per second

real time, zero storage required

60–80%

SIEM ingest reduction

flow data rolled up before it lands

30–50%

SOC spend reduction

every log routed to where its job gets done

Network volume
dwarfs any analytics budget.

Flow records, device logs, and streaming telemetry arrive at a scale no per-gigabyte tool was priced for, and much of it carries subscriber data.

Volume beyond the budget

Flow data at carrier scale makes full ingestion into a SIEM or observability tool impossible to justify.

Subscriber data everywhere

Phone numbers, subscriber IDs, and IP addresses show up in network and platform logs, under strict privacy rules.

NOC and SOC in separate worlds

Network operations and security build two pipelines for the same telemetry, and neither sees the whole picture.

Carrier-scale telemetry,
private by default.

Fleak shapes network and platform data in flight, so every team receives what it needs and subscriber identifiers stay protected.

Network telemetry, normalized

NetFlow, sFlow, IPFIX, SNMP traps, syslog, and streaming telemetry land in one schema.

Subscriber data masked

Phone numbers, subscriber IDs, emails, and IP addresses are masked or hashed in flight, before any destination sees them.

One stream for NOC and SOC

Route the same events to network operations and security, each in the format its tools expect.

Aggregate before storage

Roll flow records up into metrics for monitoring and keep the raw records in cheap storage for investigations.

Streaming platform visibility

CDN, player, and content delivery logs are normalized for quality of experience and piracy detection.

Fraud and abuse signals

SIM swap, account takeover, and abuse signals reach fraud teams in real time, joined on the subscriber.

Change tracking

Every pipeline change is previewed on live samples, versioned, and reversible in one click.

Query in place

Search months of archived telemetry without rehydrating it into an expensive tool.

Built for carrier scale

Scale out horizontally to millions of events per second, deployed inside your own network.

Every byte you don't need is a cost you can measure.

Normalize, mask, and route before it lands, and keep the raw data where it's cheap.

The Brain plans.
The Muscle keeps up.

The Brain maps network, platform, and subscriber sources to one schema. The Muscle masks, aggregates, and routes every event deterministically, at the volume carriers produce.

Built for

  • Mobile & fixed carriers
  • Cable & broadband
  • Streaming services
  • Broadcasters & publishers
  • Gaming

A SIM swap request and a password reset arrive minutes apart.
Who sees both?

Fraud team

Real time

Both events, normalized and joined on the subscriber, reach the fraud model in seconds.

SOC

OCSF

The account takeover attempt lands in the SIEM in OCSF, ready for correlation.

Archive

Retain

Masked records are kept for regulatory retention at object-storage prices.

One stream serves the NOC, the SOC, and the fraud team, with subscriber data masked before any of them sees it.

"At carrier scale, every byte you don't need is a cost you can measure. Normalize, mask, and route before it lands."

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